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Variable Name

Variable Label

Type

Codelist/ Controlled Terms

Core

CDISC Notes

ATOXGR

Analysis Toxicity Grade

Char

Perm

Toxicity grade of AVAL or AVALC for analysis; may be based on SDTM --TOXGR or an imputed or assigned value.

ATOXGRN

Analysis Toxicity Grade (N)

Num

Perm

Numeric representation of ATOXGR. There must be a one-to-one relationship between ATOXGRN and ATOXGR within a parameter.

ATOXGRN cannot be present unless ATOXGR is also present. When ATOXGR and ATOXGRN are present, then on a given record, either both must be populated or both must be null.

BTOXGR

Baseline Toxicity Grade

Char

Perm

ATOXGR of the baseline record identified by ABLFL.

BTOXGRN

Baseline Toxicity Grade (N)

Num

Perm

Numeric representation of BTOXGR. There must be a one-to-one relationship between BTOXGRN and BTOXGR within a parameter.

BTOXGRN cannot be present unless BTOXGR is also present. When BTOXGR and BTOXGRN are present, then on a given record, either both must be populated or both must be null.

ANRIND

Analysis Reference Range Indicator

Char

Perm

Indicates where AVAL or AVALC falls with respect to the normal reference range for analysis; may be based on SDTM --NRIND or an imputed or assigned value.

BNRIND

Baseline Reference Range Indicator

Char

Perm

ANRIND of the baseline record identified by ABLFL.

ANRLO

Analysis Normal Range Lower Limit

Num

Perm

Normal range lower limit for analysis; may be based on SDTM --NRLO or an imputed or assigned value.

ANRLOC

Analysis Normal Range Lower Limit (C)

Char

Perm

Character analysis normal range lower limit.

ANRLOC can be a character string mapping to ANRLO, but if so there must be a one-to-one relationship between ANRLO and ANRLOC within a given PARAM. ANRLOC should not be used to categorize the values of ANRLO.

Within a given parameter, if there exists a row on which both ANRLOC and ANRLO are populated, then there must be a one-to-one relationship between ANRLOC and ANRLO on all rows on which both variables are populated. (In other words, there is no requirement that records with a null value in either ANRLO or ANRLOC be included when determining whether the one-to-one relationship requirement is

satisfied.) On a given record, it is permissible for ANRLO, ANRLOC, or both to be null.

ANRHI

Analysis Normal Range Upper Limit

Num

Perm

Normal range upper limit for analysis; may be based on SDTM --NRHI or an imputed or assigned value.

ANRHIC

Analysis Normal Range Upper Limit (C)

Char

Perm

variables are populated. (In other words, there is no requirement that records with a null value in either

ANRHI or ANRHIC be included when determining whether the one-to-one relationship requirement is satisfied.) On a given record, it is permissible for ANRHI, ANRHIC, or both to be null.

AyLO

Analysis Range y Lower Limit

Num

Cond

AyLO and/or AyHI are used for analysis ranges other than the normal range. AyLO and/or AyHI are created to capture the different levels of cutoff values used to determine whether an analysis is within a clinically acceptable value range or outside that value range. AyLO and/or AyHI are usually but not

necessarily constants, parameter-specific constants, or subject-specific constants. AyLO must be included if R2AyLO is included in the dataset.

AyLOC

Analysis Range y Lower Limit (C)

Char

Perm

Character analysis range y lower limit.

AyLOC can be a character string mapping to AyLO, but if so there must be a one-to-one relationship between AyLO and AyLOC within a given PARAM. AyLOC should not be used to categorize the values of AyLO.

Within a given parameter, if there exists a row on which both AyLOC and AyLO are populated, then there must be a one-to-one relationship between AyLOC and AyLO on all rows on which both variables are populated. (In other words, there is no requirement that records with a null value in either AyLO or

AyLOC be included when determining whether the one-to-one relationship requirement is satisfied.) On a given record, it is permissible for AyLO, AyLOC, or both to be null.

AyHI

Analysis Range y Upper Limit

Num

Cond

See AyLO.

For example, if ECG QTc values are summarized based on values >450, values >480, and values >500, there is a need for 3 "hi value" range variables against which to compare values: A1HI=450, A2HI=480, A3HI=500.

AyHI must be included if R2AyHI is included in the dataset.

AyHIC

Analysis Range y Upper Limit (C)

Char

Perm

Character analysis range y upper limit.

AyHIC can be a character string mapping to AyHI, but if so there must be a one-to-one relationship between AyHI and AyHIC within a given PARAM. AyHIC should not be used to categorize the values of AyHI.

Within a given parameter, if there exists a row on which both AyHIC and AyHI are populated, then there must be a one-to-one relationship between AyHIC and AyHI on all rows on which both variables are populated. (In other words, there is no requirement that records with a null value in either AyHI or AyHIC

be included when determining whether the one-to-one relationship requirement is satisfied.) On a given record, it is permissible for AyHI, AyHIC, or both to be null.

AyIND

Analysis Range y Indicator

Char

Perm

Indicates relationship of AVAL to the analysis range variables AyLO and/or AyHI, or the relationship of AVALC to the analysis range variables AyLOC and/or AyHIC.

ByIND

Baseline Analysis Range y Indicator

Char

Perm

AyIND of the baseline record identified by ABLFL.

ATOXGRL

Analysis Toxicity Grade Low

Char

Perm

Low toxicity grade of AVAL or AVALC for analysis; may be based on SDTM --TOXGR or an imputed or assigned value. Used to assess when a subject's lab value falls within the low toxicity range.

ATOXGRLN

Analysis Toxicity Grade Low (N)

Num

Perm

Numeric representation of ATOXGRL. There must be a one-to-one relationship between ATOXGRLN and ATOXGRL within a parameter.

ATOXGRLN cannot be present unless ATOXGRL is also present. When ATOXGRL and ATOXGRLN are present, then on a given record, either both must be populated or both must be null.

ATOXGRH

Analysis Toxicity Grade High

Char

Perm

High toxicity grade of AVAL or AVALC for analysis; may be based on SDTM --TOXGR or an imputed or assigned value. Used to assess when a subject's lab value falls within the high toxicity range.

ATOXGRHN

Analysis Toxicity Grade High (N)

Num

Perm

Numeric representation of ATOXGRH. There must be a one-to-one relationship between ATOXGRHN and ATOXGRH within a parameter.

ATOXGRHN cannot be present unless ATOXGRH is also present. When ATOXGRH and ATOXGRHN are present, then on a given record, either both must be populated or both must be null.

BTOXGRL

Baseline Toxicity Grade Low

Char

Perm

ATOXGRL of the baseline record identified by ABLFL.

BTOXGRLN

Baseline Toxicity Grade Low (N)

Num

Perm

BTOXGRLN cannot be present unless BTOXGRL is also present. When BTOXGRL and BTOXGRLN are present, then on a given record, either both must be populated or both must be null.

BTOXGRH

Baseline Toxicity Grade High

Char

Perm

ATOXGRH of the baseline record identified by ABLFL.

BTOXGRHN

Baseline Toxicity Grade High (N)

Num

Perm

Numeric representation of BTOXGRH. There must be a one-to-one relationship between BTOXGRHN and BTOXGRH within a parameter.

BTOXGRHN cannot be present unless BTOXGRH is also present. When BTOXGRH and BTOXGRHN are present, then on a given record, either both must be populated or both must be null.

ATOXDSCL

Analysis Toxicity Description Low

Char

Perm

The analysis toxicity term used to describe toxicity in the low direction. ATOXDSCL is only populated if AVAL is populated and the PARAM is evaluated for toxicity in the low direction. There is a one-to-one

relationship between ATOXDSCL and PARAM within a subject. The intent of this variable is to describe the type of toxicity being evaluated and not the level of toxicity on the specific record.

ATOXDSCH

Analysis Toxicity Description High

Char

Perm

The analysis toxicity term used to describe toxicity in the high direction. ATOXDSCH is only populated if AVAL is populated and the PARAM is evaluated for toxicity in the high direction. There is a one-to-one relationship between ATOXDSCH and PARAM within a subject. The intent of this variable is to describe the type of toxicity being evaluated and not the level of toxicity on the specific record.